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Irony Of Fate
Irony Of Fate Poems - Poems about Irony Of Fate
Freedom is a bird with broken wings in the modern world, trapped in invisible cages of indifference
...Freedom is a bird with broken wings in the modern world, trapped in invisible cages of indifference, Reflecting destiny as a silent shadow, the immutable aspects of existence embrace us with cold ar......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
irony of fate,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
At the edge of twilight, where logic fades
...At the edge of twilight, where logic fades, and the labyrinthine corridors of thought stretch endlessly, I find myself wandering on the shoreless sea of imagination, where poetry breaks the chains......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
irony of fate,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
At the edge of twilight
...At the edge of twilight, where thoughts intertwine and the labyrinthine paths of the mind stretch infinitely, I find myself on the shore of my own desolation, sculpting dreams in the ephemeral gra......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
irony of fate,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
In the silent sanctuary of melancholy, a stir is born
...In the silent sanctuary of melancholy, a stir is born, The flow of consciousness streams like a river from the depths of creativity, Where each soul finds its unique, unsearched significance, And ......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
irony of fate,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Do Over
...You know The older I get The more I forget I watch the youth pass me by And snicker at their lack of wisdom and sigh If I could do it all again Would I still be dumb as I was then? It’s ......
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Eric Nolan
Categories:
irony of fate,
age, future, growing up,
Form:
Rhyme
Peyton Proved His Excellence In His Shortcut Life
...Peyton, a thirteen year old boy Looks on, pose for a photo; He’s in for a test with sound health Going to rejoin school After long break for crucial treatment And awesome wait After the h......
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Aju Mukhopadhyay
Categories:
irony of fate,
bereavement, betrayal, teen,
Form:
Free verse
Her Brandied Beauty
...Amidst wistful notions to revive his parched heart, he craves to be ladled with her ardent spirits, to be cradled... in the tulip of her essence. Sus......
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Susan Ashley
Categories:
irony of fate,
beauty, longing, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
Tell No Fortune
...Chance favours, chance taunts, Now is one man’s hour to rise, But ten men’s dreams it haunts, Its humor none can surmise. Heed not the next irony of fate, Till you and final verdict meet. ......
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Bernard Chan
Categories:
irony of fate,
change, fate, life, mystery,
Form:
Rhyme
Tables Turned
...No eye could bear to meet the beggar’s gaze ; A chasm lay between his world and theirs. Vicarious, sham empathy might raise Some paltry coins or hollow, barren prayers. Whilst mockery would be......
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Wendy Watson
Categories:
irony of fate,
discrimination, poverty, pride,
Form:
Sonnet
The Irony of Fate
...In a moment of juvenile jealousy he envies his red rival with its intimate and greedy embrace of her angels’ share of honey and vanilla spice as wet stretchy hands of fervent fabric possessiv......
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Susan Ashley
Categories:
irony of fate,
age, desire, fate, irony,
Form:
Free verse
Vulnerability
...by singing to you Songs of what "Is" or by telling you Stories of the "Ought" you thought I sowed seeds of Wisdom to enrich your languishing Soul-- but I tricked you I sneaked a message -......
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Assefa Dibaba
Categories:
irony of fate,
anger, emotions, imagery, life,
Form:
Verse
Misgivings
...Words often used to chide a child Grew deep within his soul Where, as their taste was never mild, They took a hefty toll. They never meant or mattered much To those who caused him pai......
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Eton Langford
Categories:
irony of fate,
abuse, depression, destiny, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
The Last Flight
...A number of people set out one day, Different their origins were, different their heart's desires lay, But for this once their destination was the same, And to reach that end, together they came. ......
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Amrapali Tendolkar
Categories:
irony of fate,
irony,
Form:
ABC